French Angora Rabbit Insurance

The French Angora is a wool-producing rabbit breed known for its elegant appearance and luxurious coat. Originally bred for fibre production, this rabbit is both a charming pet and a valuable fibre animal.

Are you looking to insure your French Angora Rabbit? It's worth considering French Angora Rabbit pet insurance if you are looking to protect yourself against unexpected vet bills.

French Angora Rabbit Character

French Angoras are generally calm, friendly, and curious. They enjoy gentle interaction and can bond well with humans, though they require regular handling to stay social and accustomed to grooming.

French Angora Rabbit Appearance

Larger than most Angora breeds, French Angoras typically weigh 7.5 to 10.5 pounds. Unlike the English Angora, they have a clean face and ears (no facial furnishings), with thick wool covering their bodies. Their coat comes in a wide range of colours and is prized for its softness and density.

Conditions which affect this breed

The typical lifespan for a French Angora rabbit is between 5 and 10 years. They’re relatively hardy but need consistent grooming (at least weekly) to prevent wool block and matting. Like other rabbits, they’re susceptible to dental problems and require a high-fibre diet.

Weird Fact...

French Angora rabbits can produce up to one pound of wool per year — enough to knit several scarves from a single bunny!

French Angora Rabbit History

The breed originated in France in the 18th century, developed from other Angora rabbits brought from Ankara (formerly Angora), Türkiye. French breeders refined the rabbit for wool production and easier maintenance by eliminating facial wool.